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Even the war debt payment, which aroused keen public interest in December, has in June provoked hardly more than casual and academic curiosity.
即使是 12 月份引起大衆(zhòng)急切關(guān)注與興趣的戰(zhàn)債付款，到了 6 月份也都漠不關(guān)心了，也引不起學(xué)術(shù)界的好奇心了。
In other words, the military of the world’s richest nation amounted to hardly more than a border constabulary armed with obsolete equipment like 1903 Springfield rifles.
換句話(huà)來(lái)說(shuō)，這世界上最富有的國(guó)家的軍隊(duì)實(shí)力，其配置的裝備很難超過(guò)一個(gè)邊境警察珮戴過(guò)時(shí)的如1903年的斯普林菲德?tīng)柌綐尅?/li>
Since the dawn of man, it’s hardly more than 100 years since we were even allowed into these buildings except to clean them but soon most of law and medical degrees will probably also go to women.
僅僅是100年前，女人若不是清潔工，還不可能有機(jī)會(huì)邁進(jìn)寫(xiě)字樓裡，但是那不久之後，女人也有資格考取毉學(xué)，法律學(xué)位了。

Meantime, corporations like Prudential Financial and General Electric issue preferreds with yields hardly more than 5 percent.
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The alternative case is hardly more than descriptions of the failures of the Canadian and British systems.
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Even the storied Rio Grande, which she and Brian had seen on a disagreeable weekend trip several years ago to Matamoros, was hardly more than a drainage ditch.
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